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SA's 2024 elections — noise everywhere, but not a good jobs debate to spare - Vimarsana News

SA's 2024 elections — noise everywhere, but not a good jobs debate to spare

While unemployment is the biggest long-term problem SA faces, there are dramatic differences in what political parties say they’ll do to solve it.

ANC's pre-election jobs promise is stunningly inadequate - Vimarsana News

ANC's pre-election jobs promise is stunningly inadequate

Amidst South Africa's mounting existential crises, unemployment stands as the gravest, fuelling societal ills.

Something great and special comes this way — The Gathering: Twenty Twenty Four The Gathering 2024 - Vimarsana News

Something great and special comes this way — The Gathering: Twenty Twenty Four The Gathering 2024

The tectonic plates beneath our feet are shifting again. It is undeniable that this is a time of great uncertainty. Daily Maverick and an audience of 1,500 readers will get together in person for a full day on 14 March to talk South African elections 2024. It will be a momentous day. The tecton...

Do Grade 1s face a bleak future when schools reopen? - Vimarsana News

Do Grade 1s face a bleak future when schools reopen?

Data revealed that 752 000 out of 1.1 million pupils who were in Grade 1 in 2011, enrolled for the Grade 12 exams in 2022.

Growing dissent pressures ANC from all angles | Article Preview - Vimarsana News

Growing dissent pressures ANC from all angles | Article Preview

Opposition realignments and ruling party exits open up the field for next year's election, The resignation of Mavuso Msimang, deputy president of the African National Congress Veterans' League (ANCVL) and a respected lifelong activist, has widened cracks in the ruling party. It also points to a deepening generational divide within the ruling party's affiliates. ANC Youth League members have been lambasting the elders' 'conservatism' and its President Collen Malatji is demanding its members get a quota of 50% on the party's list of parliamentary candidates.